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1. VOCABULARY:

EXPRESSIONS OF FREQUENCY:


EVERY: (at the end of a sentence or verb phrase)

every hour	The bell rings every hour.
every day	I get up early every day.
every week	I visit my grandparents every week.
every month	I go to Madrid every month.
every year	I travel to New York every year.

But they are sometimes placed at the beginning for emphasis, e.g. Every day, I have a shower before breakfast.

ONCE:	once an hour	once a day	once a week	once a month	once a year
TWICE:	twice an hour	twice a day	twice a week	twice a month	twice a year
THREE TIMES:	three times an hour	three times a day	three times a week	three times a month	three times a year
FOUR TIMES:	four times an hour	four times a day	four times a week	four times a month	four times a year
FIVE TIMES:	five times an hour	five times a day	five times a week	five times a month	five times a year
SIX TIMES:	six times an hour	six times a day	six times a week	six times a month	six times a year
... TIMES

But they are sometimes placed at the beginning for emphasis, e.g. Once a week, I go to the cinema.




ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY: (before the main verb, but after be)

However, sometimes and usually can be used at the beginning of a sentence or clause for emphasis.

always	siempre	I always get up at 7 o'clock.
often	a menudo	I often have a shower before breakfast.
usually / normally	normalmente, con frecuencia	I usually have milk and toast for breakfast.	Usually, I have milk and toast for breakfast.
sometimes	a veces	I sometimes take the dog out for a walk in the morning.	Sometimes, I take the dog out for a walk in the morning.
hardly ever	casi nunca	I hardly ever have wine for lunch.
never	nunca	I never go to sleep before 11 o'clock.

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Review the present simple (video):



My daily routine:

I usually get up at 8:00. I have a shower at 8:15 and then I get dressed. After that I have a cup of coffee and a slice of toast for breakfast. I leave home at 8:50 and I arrive at work at 9:00. I work from 9:00 until 2:00 and when I finish I go home. I arrive home at 2:15 and then I have lunch. After lunch I take a nap. Later, in the evening I go out with my friends and we have a coffee. Then I go back home. Later, at home, I usually watch some TV and have dinner. After dinner I watch TV again for a little longer and after that I always go to bed at 12 at night.

(This text was written by my friend Craig, from busuu.com. Thanks Craig!!!!)



(always / sometimes / never)



(always / usually / often / sometimes / never)





Adverbs of frequency + daily routines:







ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY IN SENTENCES:



Oxford University Press Grammar: adverbs of frequency 1; adverbs of frequency 2










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3. PRONUNCIATION:

/h/



Words that have a silent H may include
1. beginning H's:
· heir /eə(r)/ (heredero)
· honest /ˈɒnɪst/ (honesto)
· hour /aʊə(r)/ (hora)
· honor /ˈɒnə(r)/ (honor)
2. ending H's:
· hurrah /hʊˈrɑː/ (¡hurra!)
· Sarah
· Torah /ˈtɔːrə/ (la Torá)


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5. SONG

Who Wants to Live Forever

6. LISTENING

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